Hi! The BTTR forum mentions an update of NDN a few weeks ago:
http://ndn.cba.pl/info/index.html
http://ndn.cba.pl/download/index.html
Current version is NDN v2.31.5474 for unspecified platforms
as bundle, separately downloadable versions for DOS DPMI 32 bit,
Linux (unknown bits) and Windows
Hi! I could imagine that Clipper relies on file locking a
lot (SHARE driver) and it may need a suitable version of
that. Working with diskimage drives exclusive to DOS may
work better OR worse than working with drives which are
emulated out of host operating system directories here,
depending on
Hi! About using USB mice with cutemouse: Sometimes
your BIOS has built-in USB drivers and the ability
to mimick (by hardware virtualization or similar)
the reactions of an imaginary PS/2 controller to
an imaginary PS/2 mouse which follows the button
presses and movements of the USB mouse.
How would I configure and compile a new keyboard layout, if for reasons
of having a non-standard one I need to?
Also, how do I gain access to the packages to install through fdimples?
I do have a network connection, but can only now see what I have
installed.
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Phil Reynolds
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Hi list members,
Someone posted information regarding a new compile of the browser for DOS.
I recall the post claiming it is the ideal tool for the modern DOS user.
two questions for anyone using this new compile.
First, does it incorporate, unlike some of the Linux editions, cookies?
second,
Hi kaye
I may have missed it, but why are you installing on actual PC hardware? Why
not install FreeDOS in a PC emulator? Then you can run FreeDOS and Linux at
the same time. It's very easy.
You're running Linux, so you probably have QEMU already installed as part
of your distribution. If you
I am planning on installing FD12LGCY.iso to a hard drive. I have several
hard drives in my desktop. When I hit the button "install to hard drive"
will it allow me to select which drive before proceeding?
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